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Comment | Bellamy blasts long International break. Wales lose to Denmark
by joserobertorene at 21:51:30
Speaking with all due respect for a national team of the country I love like Wales, I think that just like Mexico, they're going through a bit of a slump where major players have retired, and among those in the middle, very few are showing that high level that the former international squad members once set. They don't have a new wave of youth coming through on the horizon yet, and they're still lacking a style that can compete with what's currently needed—something Bellamy ought to rethink. Without a doubt, that generation that Swansea managed to get into the national setup is missed; if the Swans or even Cardiff are doing well, this could improve, as national responsibility ultimately falls on them too |
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Comment | Swansea City, Indy exclusive : Everything ok Jeremy ?
by joserobertorene at 19:03:14
I loved the article—the level of quality in the writing is incredible, without speculating or creating unnecessary drama or controversy. Things are looking promising, but we’ll definitely have to wait for more info after the international break. It is a bit worrying that we might not have him fully fit, as he’s a player who makes a real difference, but we just have to keep faith in the club |
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Comment | Swansea City : Matos plans ahead with a potential new right back selection
by joserobertorene at 17:07:53
It’s a tricky decision. Slotting Walsh in out wide could be risky given how outstanding he’s been at centre-back; having a bad game on the wing might knock his confidence, or we could end up struggling through the middle of defense in his absence. Having said that, I think the Dutchman has more than enough quality to cover that move without any issues—or perhaps even Parente could play at full-back. It’ll be interesting to see what Matos manages to pull off |
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Comment | Swans win ugly and stand the test long ball football
by joserobertorene at 19:45:37
Honestly, we're lucky to have one of the most reliable keepers in the league. Welsh—blimey, what a player, and he plays the ball out with such unbelievable composure, even if I feel he's not quite as comfortable alongside Cabango as he was with Lissah. Overall, a poor performance, but if we want to push for a playoff spot we're bound to have a few more like this. The important thing is knowing how to win when playing badly, which is even more valuable away from home |
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